UNSCRAMBLE THAT WORD!
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I'll take a better look at it in the morning. Looks tough. Might need to throw another clue my way, though.
TORAS WONTON / IN LECHERY / A MAPIELIA!
1. Author / Novel / Novel
2. Prairies and stuff
3. The two novels are part of a trilogy. (The third novel's title, not in the scramble, includes a bird.)
1. Author / Novel / Novel
2. Prairies and stuff
3. The two novels are part of a trilogy. (The third novel's title, not in the scramble, includes a bird.)
TORAS WONTON / IN LECHERY / A MAPIELIA!
1. Author / Novel / Novel
2. Prairies and stuff
3. The two novels are part of a trilogy. (The third novel's title, not in the scramble, includes a bird.)
4. If I were writing this scramble many years ago, the first section might read "AUTHORESS."
1. Author / Novel / Novel
2. Prairies and stuff
3. The two novels are part of a trilogy. (The third novel's title, not in the scramble, includes a bird.)
4. If I were writing this scramble many years ago, the first section might read "AUTHORESS."
HOSKINS LETTERS / EXACT PECTORALITES / CAVERN GWIDI
1. Author / Novel / Novel
2. The author is famous and his novels are considered literary classics.
3. The author is British.
1. Author / Novel / Novel
2. The author is famous and his novels are considered literary classics.
3. The author is British.
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CHAT GHIT TAB DOWN / TRATH TROLLS / THREUEEI N'EWER
Dang, this is hard!
1. Novel / Character / Character
2. This book became a movie.
3. An English actress was hired to star in it.
Dang, this is hard!
1. Novel / Character / Character
2. This book became a movie.
3. An English actress was hired to star in it.
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Good to seeing you joining us in this crazy game, annetpfeffer! I hope you'll keep playing! 
Here's the solution to your scramble:
GONE WITH THE WIND / RHETT BUTLER / SCARLETT O'HARA
Here's the solution to your scramble:
GONE WITH THE WIND / RHETT BUTLER / SCARLETT O'HARA
LULLED CRIBBELL / SEMAN TERM, ENVIED / TOPSAIL HARMY
1. Author / Novella / Actor who played title character in film version.
2. Some useful facts: (a) The novella's title includes the word after the comma, but that word is usually omitted in discussions about or references to the book. (b) There have been numerous TV adaptations, etc., but only one major movie. (c) One word in the scramble is an obvious clue. Two others are semi-clues. Enjoy!
1. Author / Novella / Actor who played title character in film version.
2. Some useful facts: (a) The novella's title includes the word after the comma, but that word is usually omitted in discussions about or references to the book. (b) There have been numerous TV adaptations, etc., but only one major movie. (c) One word in the scramble is an obvious clue. Two others are semi-clues. Enjoy!
Great, I scared off the last player. Lol, sure that's not really the case, maybe. Thanks for playing, anne. Nymtoc, I would've given you a run for your money there but got here forty minutes too late. Maybe this will keep me on my toes...
Anne, I hope this doesn't scare you off, keep up the good work!
HERMAN MELVILLE / BILLY BUDD, SAILOR / TERENCE STAMP
HERMAN MELVILLE / BILLY BUDD, SAILOR / TERENCE STAMP
I thought I'd have to post more clues. Sorry about taking so long, but here we go.
YOU KILLED HARES HERMIT? / WFRRBRTDMEC ZEBRA / GOPHER ROBOTICS
1. Movie / Actor / Director
2. This movie belies its appearance by being an emotionally scarring film especially for children.
3. The director is perhaps more famous for a few movies he made before this one.
YOU KILLED HARES HERMIT? / WFRRBRTDMEC ZEBRA / GOPHER ROBOTICS
1. Movie / Actor / Director
2. This movie belies its appearance by being an emotionally scarring film especially for children.
3. The director is perhaps more famous for a few movies he made before this one.
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Nymtoc,
You sly dog! It took me practically an hour to make that darn thing up! I don't know if this is my game -- I like the rhyming ones better. I'm trying to think of a new game that involves writing poems. Any ideas?
You sly dog! It took me practically an hour to make that darn thing up! I don't know if this is my game -- I like the rhyming ones better. I'm trying to think of a new game that involves writing poems. Any ideas?
My phone is so slow, I just got done posting and deleting the repeat when nymtoc posted. I guess mine was a little too easy. Anne, sometimes we go 12+ hours and 6 to 8 clues to get one.
Also, anne, it took me almost an hour to make mine and nymtoc got it in less than 20 minutes. This can be a lot of fun.
HUNDRED BLANCHED / RAT CALL KINDLE / HOLY MAIL / ADOAREAA NAVE
1, Screenplay author / Movie / Star / Star
2. The film's category is the opposite of blanc.
3. This is the only original screenplay the author wrote, though very well known for other works.
1, Screenplay author / Movie / Star / Star
2. The film's category is the opposite of blanc.
3. This is the only original screenplay the author wrote, though very well known for other works.
HUNDRED BLANCHED / RAT CALL KINDLE / HOLY MAIL / ADOAREAA NAVE
1, Screenplay author / Movie / Star / Star
2. The film's category is the opposite of blanc.
3. This is the only original screenplay the author wrote, though very well known for other works.
4. The two stars were a natural movie couple--perfect together onscreen--and were paired in several crime dramas.
5. The movie was released not long after World War II, and the author was forced to change the original ending so that the murderer would not be an ex-serviceman.
1, Screenplay author / Movie / Star / Star
2. The film's category is the opposite of blanc.
3. This is the only original screenplay the author wrote, though very well known for other works.
4. The two stars were a natural movie couple--perfect together onscreen--and were paired in several crime dramas.
5. The movie was released not long after World War II, and the author was forced to change the original ending so that the murderer would not be an ex-serviceman.